Traveling nurses are medical professionals who travel to various regions, filling in shortages as hospitals and other healthcare facilities. These nurses often fill in essential gaps for smaller hospitals, like the one on the Outer Banks, and renting your vacation home to them during the winter can ensure longer-length stays and a stream of income during the off-season - all while helping an important cause supporting the medical infrastructure of the Outer Banks!
One of the most spectacular areas on the Outer Banks is Carova Beach, an undeveloped set of beaches only accessible by vehicles with 4-Wheel Drive. Visit the Currituck National Wildlife Refuge, which can only be reached by 4WD or boat, where you can see 13 acres of untouched beach, maritime forest, and brackish marsh, making it the perfect place for photographers, hikers, and anyone who wants to enjoy the untouched beauty of the northern Outer Banks.
Whether you're looking to stay somewhere more upscale with community amenities and a resort-style feel, or your dream OBX vacation is a beach box with direct access to the sand, you'll find that every area of the Outer Banks is awesome. There's something for everyone with plenty to do and see, making every spot on the Outer Banks the perfect place to come for vacation, a work retreat, a celebration, or a family escape. Each city has its own unique quirks and idiosyncrasies, so be sure to do your research before picking your favorite spot (or try them all out at different times of the year).
We've gathered a list of unique souvenirs and keepsakes to get during your stay that capture the essence of the Outer Banks!
This holiday season, Seaside Vacations is collecting food to feed our neighbors, new, unwrapped toys for children, and clothing and necessity for our cherished senior citizens.
